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VEGETABLE
ExPECTO RANT.

This Invaluablo Modicin0 10 20.
knowiedged BY the thousands TO be The
Best Cough Modlcfno In tho world.
For Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, ,Hosfssness,
Inflammation Of the Threat and Mouth,
whooping Cough, Canker. kash, &C., there
q no medicine nowin use that has performed
more cures.
1t IL warranted not to contain any min.
sral substance; 1t is also free from laudanum
or SOU Ills; 1t may bo taken 1t any time with
perfoot safety. Sold BY all aruggiEts. 86c
and d bottle. Il MORG AN 4 SONS,
Prop, Providence, Il. L.
DE-. Haynes' Arabian Balsam ia un.
oqualed for Oiouo. Try It. 26c. and q. ct
Druggists marieoWom
Daily Republican., 1887-09-19
A Jury Disagroes.

In the United States Court on Satur.
day morning, Judge Wales charged the
jury In the case OF the United States vs..
James 7. Smith. Alter deliberating
four hours the jury asked to be dis-
charged, being unable 10 agree on o
verdict. The defendant renewed bis
bail bond and returned to his home.
The case was continued until the Feb.
Iruary term.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-19
Damages Awarded.

The suit OF q. Carsley against Brad
streets Mercantile Agency, In Mon
tresl, has been settled by the payment
OF 500 damages, awarded 10 Mr..
ICsrslry by the court. The suit grew
out of a publication In the agency q
notification sheet, which complainant
averred injured him In his commercial
'standirg.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-19
A Soap Fakir's Trick.

A soap fakir travelling with Wallace
g. 20 Is circus, which visited New Cas-
tie on Saturday last, worked the old
soap trick on several bright young men
OF that place. Frank Patterson, Joseph
Kane, Sherwood and Jefferson Down.
ham, on seeing greenbacks Of various
demo IN nations wrapped in the wrappers
with soap, invested largely, but found
no reenbacks.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-19
Policy Peoples Bail.

John A. Parker, the colored saloon
keeper and policy backer. appeared be-
fore Judge Cummins Saturday morn
ing. BE waived hearing and gave
IS, COO bail with Patrick Plunkett as
bondsman. Morris M. Weldie became
MIS- "Ohtck" Foy's bondsmaa Ia the
sum Of 81, 900
Daily Republican., 1887-09-19
Philadelphia, Wilmington b Ba,
timors Railroad.
June 18th, 1887
Trains VIII leave wilmington a. follows:

Trains Will leave wilmington ~ follows.
Philsdslphia texpress), T. asa, 4 10, o 80,
70. IS, $50, 10. u. 10 Of. ii %. ii 81 AZ
u 80, aI SS, 81; ;;,oa "a; % md os .; m
IS. I %, s II, %, 50, o. 10 81; 90 .. Y u. ~
For Chester leIpressl. Q 50. I %. 70 sic,
sE, II %, II 81 =. m, u 81, Y, 10 and 7.ti
Aocommod..ien, 90, 90. , o. SIS, 1915
Now @ Yots. y = g. :. se 70 slS sa lG % p x &
70 81. II 81 .. M. @lS ss, l 20, 927b a, sc rs,
90, 10 80 ?, n,
for wedt Gkostor, via Lsmokin, go sra
10 .. M, 2 36 and 1 90 p. 10.
!.'s,i rSs Eexsrs Icentrs) and inte.nediats
Baltimore and Intern sdIate stations, 10 CO
\ m, 8 81 and II 8s p. m.
Baltimore and Bay Line, +! Is IN.
baltimore and Washington, 70, 4 10, Q "
y os, II 90 .: NJ, Il %, ii II, q "a, go, Blt,
Trains for delaware Division leave fcr:
New Castle, Q 90, 8 go .. n, Il Sc, 2ss, Q 90,
26 p. IN. and IL 0s night.
dcorxesown and LsWes, Q 90 .. M, and &c
Foi RshoDoth, 8 80 =. m. and $50 tEa.
sssford (Exprsss) 8 50 p. m.
Harrtnst tol, DslmAr and way statiors,s st
:. Express !; . q lof Aarinstoa. $50 p. m. Wa,
Express Tor dover, Harrington and De-,
nsr, Il 0b night.
franklin Oity, 0 80 .. m.
Express for Osps Charles, Old Point Oom
tort and Norfolk, Il o6 night.
| Leave Philadelphia, Brosd street, 10,
Wilmington (exprcssl, IL 80, 50, I23, ] 81
10, 1910, II ls, II ts 3. m, q 10, 8 oi, { o2
90 sos, 81, oo7, e67, IL So p. m,
| Accommodation, 9 80, 10 20 q. m. l n, 30
| ~ q ~. q n & Ah 10 Oh IN 40 f,ud II AZ n m
TTsins marked thus (s)sro limited expRssI
Upon which sxtrs faro ID charged,
SUNDAY TRAINS,
| Is, 10. IL 81 .. m., 2 ", 9 "a and 90 p. %
Accommodation, 8 IL .. n,, II 10, ! n
! 10, 30, ", Q 80 p. m.
| For Chester tsxpressj, lb,s 10, II u .. m.
SS2 7 90 aud 9 10 p. N.
| Accommodation, 9 lE Q. M, II 10. l rs. 4 10
ror New YorH (exp-oss), Q %, q O., Z %
Iis, l., IL 81 .. m, 2.H. q, "s Is, Ios an
For Woss Chester. v,a Lanokin, slsa. N
sld go p. m.
For Osps Charles, Old Point Comfort an
For New UastIe. Middlotown, olAytor
Dover, harrington, Seaford, Laurel IA
Delmar, II % night.
Baltinore ana washington, 70. q %, 8 o.
noro, 81, and IL % pm.
Lcsve Philadolpnia, Broad s.ree:, Tor Wi
nington (oxprcss), IL x6, 90, 7 20, 0 10, IL ]
;. m. os,e 81, and II 70, p. "a.
Accemmodstion $40, 10 is .. E., IL 80. Q
10, 8 836 ard II <7 p. IN.
For further inrcI nation passengers are II
!srrsd to the ticket otiloo st the 6tst,On.
J. Il. WON.
General Passenger Agent.
CEA1rns B. PUCK General EacasoF.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-19
DEGISTER'S ORDER.
IL REGISTERS OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL,


NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL,
August 9th, 1887.
Upon the application of John A. Cranston
and Mary L. Justis. Administrators of james
Cranston, late OF Christiana Hundred, In
said county, deceased, 1t is ordered and
directed by the Register that the Ad-
|ministrators aforesaid give notice OF
granting of letters of Administration,
upon the estate of the deceased, with the date
OF granting thereof by causing ADVERTISE
ments to be posted within forty days
from the date Of such letters in six OF
the most public places of the county
having demands against the estate TO present
the came, or abide by al Act OF Assembly in
such case made and provided and also cause
the same to be inserted within the same period
In the Daily REPUBLICAN, a newspaper pub
ltshed In Wilmington. Del, and TO be cOntin.
ued therein three weeks (e. o. d.
{ ~~>~l Given under the hand and senl OF
L. 8. Office Of the Register aforesaid, at
t@-J Wilmington, In New Castle Count,
Aforesaid, the day aud year above written.
JOHN K. BRADFORD, Register.
NoTICR-Ail persons having claims againt,
the estate of the deceased must present the
same duly attested to the Administrators,
on or before august 9th, 1858 or abide
the Act OF Assembly In such case made ane
provided.
MARY E. JU5TIS,
Administrators.
Address. Newport Del. su27
Daily Republican., 1887-09-19
d EGISTER'S ORDER.
IL REG ISTER'S OFFICE,
N 4 A III n aIn.xE

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL,
September 5th, 1887.
Upon the application or Elizabeth j. Kir-
by, Administrators of William Kirby,
late of Wilmington Hundred, in
said county, deceased, 1t Is ordered
and directed by the Register that the
Administratrix aforesaid, give notice of grant
ing of letters of Administration upon
the estate OF the deceased, with the date OF
granting thereof, by causing advertisements
TO be posted within forty days from the date
Of such letters in six of the most public places
OF the county Of New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the estate 10
present the same, or abide by an Act Fl AS
scmbly in such case made and provided ; and
also cause the same to be inserted within the
same period in the DAILY kErUBLIcAN., a
newspaper published in Wilmington, Del,
and to be continued therein three weeks,
(e. o. d.
Fl Given under the hand and Seal OF
L. s. Office of the Register aforesaid, al
- Wilmington. in New Castle County
sforesaid, the day and year above written.
JOHN X. BRADFORD, Register.
NoTICE.-All persons having claims against
the estate OF the deceased must present the
same, duly attested to the Administrators or
or before Sept, 9th, 1858, or abide the Act Of
Assembly In such case m ade and provided.
Ell ZABkTII j, KIRBY.
Admin stratrix.
Address, Wilmington, Del. sept5
Daily Republican., 1887-09-19
An Examination OF Persons

desiring positions as teachers In the
'colored gchools OF Wilmington will be
held In the Board room, No. 10, e Sixth
street, beginning at 9 q m on the ESD
inst,
Daily Republican., 1887-09-19

Just received, a car load OF corn.
White & Bro., Front and orange, or
'SilverbIook.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-19
sALTIMOKE q UHIO RAILROAD
sOHEpULB IN EFFECT, July 8, 1887
Trains leave Dolaware Avenue Depos:

sOHEnULS IN EFFECT, July 8, 1857.
Trains leave Dolawsre Avenue Depot:
EAST.BOUND:.
7hlia. Accommodation, daily .....s.1gH. "a
shiis. Accommodation aaily .....7.0o a. n
Phila. Accommodation, daily .....7.66 A. e.
Phila. Accommodation daily ..1ol0 AN
phils. Chester express, daily lila A. M
Phi,s. s Accommodation, daily -. Loo p. m.
phila. & Uhester.express, daily. p. M
Phil. Accommodation, daily....... 6.l0 p. H.
Phils. Accommodation, daily, $50 p. n
Phila. Accom-. daily except Sunday, 30 IN
Phiis. q Chester express, daily, 1.6s p. N.
wkST-BOUNp:
chicago Limited, daily y...........Y.e0 a. M,
Arrives Chicago $50 next morning.
| Baltimore Accommodation, daily,
except Sunday. ..s.!b o. N.
| C!ncinnati Lin,icsd, dsily. a. n,
Arrives Oincinnsti '.is a. III. ST. Lorli
go p. M. next day.
On icsgo and st. Louis Express,
l ......................6e 40 =. y.
| 5ingeTiy Accommodation, daily, 7aG p. "A
FOB LhEDENBERl,s 9 20 A. % sunday
only; i.oo g. n: daily except SUNDAY
SS Trsns m ssss sne ms1sds sss street m esy sss.on
Fer Philadelphia $50 A. NJ, daily oxoep
sunday, 2tb p. NJ, daily. For Bsltim0rt
a<t 2. M, daily. ros Laodsnberg, e.8o and
II. 90 A. Nj. daily, except Sunday; 800 D. In
Sunday only; 2.a6 and 6.2S p: n daily.
phia f7.0o and $50 3. m. daily. 1.l6 q, m.
daily, except Sunday; 1000, .lo.46 o. m,
daily; 90, 8.to, l.2o, $500, $50, $50. $40
1000 p. m. daily.
Express trainsh
Manager. 0enl Pass. Agent
| Telephone No. 1853.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-19

lSlLE-APEUPEhrY uEN rkAL
tbaad, paying ever Is per cent in
flkI corrtr store In good location
~ v sIcbanye. Apply 70 J. J.
ilRho.tW i;h g., a23sf
Daily Republican., 1887-09-19

hMLk-UHEAP, TWO 2.SrURY
XII ioliss, Nos. lao) and la02 giipin
E,vlh roous each. Price for Two
,Ml aM. Terms oasy. 1HUM AS
10y, w Market street. s,7tf
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ron aALE.

EsslLE-lSrOgY bILI0K HOUSE
u E.n ade cf lowering eVonue,
Inbutn srect. win sol. cheGp,and
ENs lii puIenAsar. blOLthly insta IL
l2isu. Also II; L.ade1 street. Apply
.s0rr VERNON. this othce. il5ti
Daily Republican., 1887-09-19

saUlNI,
sasrSoSS,11IWo roS, 1sIWo NJ EN- G A N
'Oard' al llS7 " alnut street.
Mr., sl7-6t'
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(I'c be continually


We were pleased to receive call re-
Gently from Edward O'Brien. editor and
proprietor Of The IRISH STANDARD, pub
lished at Minneapolis. Mimi. We have
known Nh. O'Brien since he was en-
gagged in learning the printing business
in Prescott, Wisconsin, some sixteen OF
seventeen years ago, and have watched
his course until now we see him at the
head of one Of the most able and success
full journals in the United States that
champions the cause of the oppressed on
the Emerald Isle. TIE STANDARD is a
first class paper and it should be the
boast of every Irishman in the North
west that he contributes to it's success by
becoming subscriber who pays for his
paper in advance.-West Superior wis. J
Wave.
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something brushed close by me. -

something brushed close by me-"
s'Pooh!--nonsense! said Mrs. Byrne,
peevishly. "Well, Lilly, my lady, she
added gaily, while her heart failed her,
'I'll pay you for this. You're pretty
girl, to oblige me to leave my guests. y
So saying, Mrs. Byrne left the room,
the guests remaing hushed III an ankle:
ty which her hostess's affected levitY did
did not at all tend to alleviate.
In few minutes, Mrs. Byrne re-en-
tered with light-her conntenance be-
ing moved with an expression between
vexation ard real terror.
II beg your pardon" she said hur.
riedly, "but [ see this girl is deter a4ined
to rlay the fool tonight. She has hid
herself somewhere or other" she add
ed, forcing herself to believe what her
heart and her knowledge Of Lilly's char
acter ought to have prevented her ad
hitting for an instant
They all proceeded to search the
house. The hall door was found open
the wind and rain driving in, and
wetting the large arm chairs that were
placed beneath the hat-racks. But Lilly
was nowhere to be seen.
The silence, the suddenness Of this
disapr earance, had something super.
natural in it, It was a long time before
the wretchefi mother would admit the
reality of her misfortune; but when, at
last, it burst upon her mind SO forclb'y
as to break down all the opposition
which her fear had raised against the
conviction, the scene which Drum
scanlon presented was such as 20 one,
who had witnessed the quiet, social en-
joyment of the family party an hour be-
fore. could possibly have anticipated
the guests hurrying TO and fro. or
standing still and staring Oh one an
other in silent astonisllnent, while the
poor distracted hostess. forgetting all
the ceremonies Of her station. FASTENED
from room to room, ming]ing her heavy
screams Of terror with the pea]ing of
the thunder, and clasping her hands,
! with the action expressive Of deep at
Fiction which is SO peculiar to her coun-
thy.
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With a certain MlSSllng Lldt lie udu
seen the face under suspicious circum-
stances, somewhere or another, before.
The usual greeting having passed be-
tween both parties
"a smart eyenen, SIR said the les
ser of the two.
| James accorded an assent.
1--WE made 50 bold, sir, he continued.
very respectfully, 'to step out of the
high road-a bad night comen on-an'
to ask lave, Sir, 60 stand here, sir, be
the fire, to take halt O. de blaze agen
the road, Sir"
:You're kindly welcome" said
James, without Stirring the likes O. me
at all so much about it. !"
"Thanky, Sir, Mac!''
"Aih?'
"Where's de dram bottlep De jontle.
man IL give us de liberty O de fire a
WHILE"
''Here's the bottle. viii you take a
taste?'
"Why den dat / will so, you may take
your Bible oat of it, But stay, aisy a
mint" [uncorking the flask, wiping
the jole with the sleeve of his coat, and
handing it most politely towards James,
who continued eyeing him with great
suspicionI- nay be you'd like to try
what's inside Of 1t, Sir?"
mo, no, we're OLDEST to you'll" said
James, waving him Off, with a degree
of sullenness which he thought the free
dom warranted
The refusal did not appear to break
| the heart any more than it lessened the
spirits of the stranger, who Immediately
took upon himself the task which James
HAD declined, and performed it with
evident satisfaction.
II don't blame any man for liken his
own best" said he, fixing his eyes with
a knowing ]eer upon James bottle.
20 then indeed you're out there, for
all returned James, 81 wasn't SO fond
o meself. that way. Its only q drop O.
some1hen / brought With me, liz case
any thin bad would be there before
| ne.
i'Poh! sure tisn't tonight dey have
any power at all, ONLY Holland tide, and
! the .inhiad-lowo nthina">
20 iss. beggejl your pardon, and to-
night also'--said James, VINO piqued
himself Oh being q kind Of authority in
all saperstiticus matters--- as T." lac
! added with q mysterious nod, and CON-
preston Of the lips anu eyebrows,
shave good reason to know, Tonight
isn't so bad as lIo]land-tide for 'enl,
but still they do be there for all
Il wonder who dey are dat do be dere
at ALL"
"Vaarious sorts, they say. The dhlna
mauka, or good people, that is the fall
len ;ngels that was almost lost: for
merly, and must remain. that way, Hea-
ven save the mark, till the day O. judg-
mint, and more O. them the souls O.
those that arn't bad enough for the
great purgatory, and must be dozen PIN
ence that way upon the earth-wan-
tleren over and neither Some without air
a head Oh EN-, and more this way an
that, until their time is expired, and
others Of 'em that arn't buried III con-
secrated ground, and more that has
debts upon their souls, an things that
way;
81 wonder now" said the little strang-
Oh, would purgatory be as hot as that
hre?''
(Tc be continued.)
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LOU on SlHI6ellbI ave. SuuIti. AlTt1A l.
House No. 1907 washington ave. north, with
lot. 2sxl65 feet. 81, 900.
6 lots in Van Ness addition $3.50 each. Lots
in this addition have sold for $T00. o
Lot on 23i ave. south, near S7th street, $500.
n snap.
House and lot on 9th av. south, near 2sth ST.,
Sc, 800. "A bargain.
House and lot on Sixth ST., near Cedar av,,
81. 100 Easy terms; bargain.
Large house and lot on Sixth ave. s., near
Tenth ST.. 55x165, S10,0G0; a bargain.
1921 Cedar ave, 50S157, good house and barn,
$500. X cash. For q few days only.
Large lot ON Twenty-fourth ave. south and
Twenfy-fourth st, s.. 200; 81 bargain.
4Oxl32 feet on Second Av. ~, near Washing.
TOE Av.. S1T50O. Il bargain.
Good houses aud lot 5OXlG5 feet on Eighth
street, near Thirteenth avenue south, ,O0o,
4 bargain.
House and lot on Sixth street near Cedar
avenue. $3.50. Il suap.
75x157 on Emerson near Iwenty-seco11d ave
nue. north.
Two good houses and lot 66xl65 on Fifth
street near Cedar avenue, 1000. a bargain.
Lot on Seventeenth ave. south and Thirty
first ST., 50x12s to alley, $500. Cheap.
Good lot on thirteenth avenue south, near
rhirty-tifth street, :SS225; cheap.
Lot on Bloomington avenue, near Lake street,
$3.50; for & few days only.
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MATT WALSH'S
SPECIAL BARGAINS

h, near Twenty-eight ST., 81 200.
yenty- second ST., 81 200. Good location.
Two lois corner Twenty -seventh st. and Thi'-
teeuth Av g., 5000; cheap.
House and lot on Harmon Place, near lztn
st 66x165, $4,000; cheap.
Lot 55xlS5, corner Twentieth avenue soutn
and Washington, with houses $500. An ex-
ira bargain. ~
36xl65 feet, with large brick house, on ~
street. near 18th ave. g., $500. Terrns to SUIT.
| Farm of l2O acres in sec. Z, town us, range
%. Plymouth township with house amt barn;
good water and some timber, 60 acres cult1-
Yatcd. $50 per acre.
1O-acre tract on Chicago avenue, 2]3 miles
from city limits. $3.50 per acre good bargain;
/ acre cor % Ii St and 23d av. south, Special
bargain for short time.
~. 4xlti5, with large brick building on Second
street near Second avenue south; $500 per
Lot in Lake OF the Isles addition, $4,000.
Good lot in Maben, White 4 LeBrons ado1'
ton. ST 200.
street, 5000 Cheap.
2215 Eighteenth ave. south, 5Sxl3O to alley,
large double house $3.50 snap. -,
o5x132 feet on Fourth street and F1fteenln
avenue soH1h, $3.50. ,,o- :, -
60 acres OF lant, in sec. 6, Richded. Sl25 per
acre. Easy terms.
Good lot on Fort avenue. near Ihlrty-slAth
street 4GylT5 feet EiGn: q barSnln
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just received a large stock of Nc
EVANS Scotch ale, and also Bass ale
and Dublin stout. Just the thing for
people who are ill. AT Lally Bros, 1l3
Washingt ton avenue south.
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HASTINGS,
Of The Irish STANDARD.

Correspondence Of The Irish Standard.
A company is to be formed to build a
street car line from the depot up Second
street and Vermillion to Bridgeport, a
distance of nearly one and one-half
miles. This is only one of the booms Of
our city.
We are to have another doctor to re-
side in our city, DR.. James Grivelly
His office will be over Mr.. Noesen's
drug store.
Misses Maggie and Kate Mahoney
left last week to spend the summer
in Fargo
The machinery for the new harvester
works was received last week.
Hon. j. f. Norrish has received his
commission as Surveyor General Of
Minnesota, coupled with hearty con-
gratulations from his numerous friends.
Peter Citizen, living a mile east Of
Hampton station, by digging about
twenty feet below the surface, struck
an iron NINE Time will tell how rich
it is.
A little girl, aged four years, daugh-
ter Of John Dickman, of Hampton, died
of diphtheria last week. C.S.
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One lot on Six and SOUTH TWentyelght ST.
Good ocaCon
, 1887-12-21

af Skj0ns eler OverSkjons-M @ndene til Poliukamret. AT Pro-
toconen er Poitinesteren forplgtet til at meddele Enhver, som
begiarer Diet, Udskrifter mod Erl@ggese af s@dvanlige Gebyrer.
Udskriften skal we're fHrdig senest s Dage, efterat den or bestilt,
Og Betalngen for den deponeret hos Politimesteren.
Foreninger, som uden Mellemkomst af sagkyndigt Skj0n
indgaaes ON Hegns Beskaffenhed, Vedigeholdelse, nyt Hegus
Reisning eller Ombytning af @ldre Hegn med nyt Hegn, kunne,
naar de indeholde lie forn0tine Forskrifter ON de for Diet forelig-
gende TiEelde s II fremhBvede Punkter, at begge Parter for
langes tiforte Pro.ocoIeu we'd Poitimesterens FOranstaltnIng,
Og erholde da sanme yirkning som ct for Skj0nsmaudeLe ind
gaaet Forlig.
.ast ,b..sF .m 10. M
For SkjSnstorre tningen tikomner der hver af Skj0ns-eler
Overskj0nsM @ndene Ga cents for en- haly Days Arbeide, bereg-
net TIL Timef, eier Arbeide kortere It'd, og OIL Cor en- heel
Days Arbeide. desuden fri Befaadring, hvis. Aastedet ligge I
Mil fra deres Bopml.
For de delne vedtagt omhandlede ~Tilsigelser OF Forkytp
delser tilstaaes, forsaavidt samne foretagss af de Ord5Dsne
Stavningsm@pd, disse til ligs Deling 80 Cents for Enhyer,
hvem en- Indkaldelse eller Kjendsse ~forkyndes, SAINT fri Beford:
ring. Synsiaaadene have / KjeuaeIsen at tr@he Bestemmese.
om VdredeLsen af denne. Detailing, SON Archaeological vii
ware 81, paatBgge lien, K~jandelsen gaar inod. Afgj0res Sagen
we'd Forlig,l skaI dette indeholle Bestemmelse om, hyoriedes
Betalingen biiver at udredeI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-09-23
CONDlClONES GENERATES acordadas por la Director
para toda c!ase de remitidos Y anuncios.

publication de medic
venconaes determinaran los mismos
Los cOmundos remios gacea debe autorgados
6ma del asumia responaad sd
mas con Ia de persona responsible de pago.
Los originates comuncad rendo gacetas
devueltos aunque publquen.
No so responde de rotura nj extravios de ciehes
La umna del edco considerable
de largo.
E anunciante endra exig demnaa
publication de anuncios En- de dao
10 pS sobre e precio de tarfa.
E anuncante enve cAchs publication
dA una bonifcac6n de 10 p2 sobre les pecios de tar.
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nuncnte recba
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